Unves Bird Net, 13 x 33 Feet Reusable Heavy Duty Fruit Tree Netting with 50pcs Cable Ties, Garden Netting for Seedlings Plants Vegetables Protection from Birds and Animals Reusable Fencing

I was so happy how quick the item arrived, but that's pretty much all I have on positive things to say.My planter size is 27 feet long and the white PVC I used to create the arch are 10 feet all over lenght...so with a 33 x 13 feet net you think it would cover. I went outside ready for install and tried to find a corner... well it is actually a tube... so I had to take it and stretch it over a surface where I could see it better to cut it length wise (I'm a seamstress so I know how to cut!) which was a pain and took quite a while... then back outside and starting with a corner attaching it to the deer fence.... it barely made the distance over the white pvc pipes. There is no way it is 13 feet wide... and as for the length...surprise it was to short for my 27 feet planter (front first white pvc pipe to last white pvc pipe....27 feet) If you look for a quick fix this might work for you, but I already know I have to get something better because this will not hold up long. very disappointed. Oh and yes 50 ties... in my opinion if you would secure a rectangle of the size and you use a tie every foot... 50 ties are a little short on the count...)

Length is about what is advertised but there is NO way to stretch the with past 5 or maybe 6 feet.I tried over several days, it just wasn't possible even remotely.I was able to remove the netting without snapping any of it and gave it to friends to use for a different purpose in their orchard so I wouldn't have to try to repackage the net for a return.It might be usable netting, but it is nowhere close to the advertised dimensions.(Ordered up a 25x50 foot from a different vendor, maybe that will come close...)

For netting this stuff is perfect. It is NOT the flimsy crappy oober thin stuff. That's about the sum of it. Folks wanting to know if it's the cheap crap or holds up- this holds up.If I'm stapling or nailing it I double or triple it over simply because it's NETTING, not fencing and it will tear under decent pressure but this holds up for 'hawks eating my chickens' prevention and wisconsin winters. Nuff' said.

I used this for crop cages over my blueberry bushes. the net is very strong. The gap is small enough that birds don't get caught in it, but pollinators can easily get through. The net was folded in such a way that it was very easy to spread out. It is stretchy. I fastened the net to the cage made of 1/2 inch PVC pipe. I made PVC clamps from 3/4 inch PVC. The net's strength has been demonstrated several times already. One time one of my muscovy ducks (muscovy ducks are very large, and have claws on their feet) got inside the crop cage before I had the bottom fastened, and was clinging and hanging onto the net, flapping and struggling and trying to get out. The net did not tear, and remained intact. It was impressive. The nets effectiveness is further demonstrated by the number of blueberries I have gotten off the bush this year. Previous years the cardinals ate them all. This year I'm overwhelmed with blueberries. I would definitely buy this netting again.

This is a good net for the price. It comes with zip ties, which would be best used on a more permanent frame. I wish it came with twist ties. It's not the kind of net you can just drape over your bush because it won't stay spread out. I'll need to build a better frame that can be removed when I don't need it up (and for access to the fruit). But it did the job of keeping the birds and squirrels off my blackberry bush, and was able to bake some pies and have lots of fruit for eating this year.